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Google Sued By DC, 3 States Saying It Invades Users’ Privacy


MOUNTAIN VIEW (AP) — The District of Columbia and three states are suing Mountain View-based Google for allegedly deceiving consumers and invading their privacy by making it nearly impossible for them to stop their location from being tracked.
In the lawsuit filed Monday in a Washington court, D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine alleges Google has “systematically” deceived consumers about how their locations are tracked and used. He also says the internet search giant has misled users into believing they can control the information the company collects about them.
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“In reality, consumers who use Google products cannot prevent Google from collecting, storing and profiting from their location,” the lawsuit says. Google has “an unprecedented ability to monitor consumers’ daily lives.”
Google makes it impossible for users to opt out of having their sensitive and valuable location data tracked, the suit alleges.
The attorneys general of Texas, Indiana and Washington state are filing similar lawsuits in their state courts, according to Racine’s office.


Case will go away, government would have to show they are working together.

A lot of short selling going on, buy at the dip but with money you can afford to lose:idea:
 
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i was wondering why intel bounced a little the last few days

i might get in..

I think it's a good play under $50. They are gonna take some hits this year with the CAPEX spending (I.e. dividend erosion?) and data center competition (chip delay?). They're still chipzilla though. If you're confident, buy before earnings. However, they'll be opportunities after earnings and beyond.

***Edit*** I'll definitely be interested in/listening to their earnings. I hope they provide some 2022 guidance.


 
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I think it's a good play under $50. They are gonna take some hits this year with the CAPEX spending (I.e. dividend erosion?) and data center competition (chip delay?). They're still chipzilla though. If you're confident, buy before earnings. However, they'll be opportunities after earnings and beyond.

***Edit*** I'll definitely be interested in/listening to their earnings. I hope they provide some 2022 guidance.




Why is this a better buy than $AMD and $NVDA?
 
Why is this a better buy than $AMD and $NVDA?

I'm not saying it is. But I don't think $INTC is going to allow the ship to sink.

It's going to take a big effort on their part. The amount of spend needed to catch $TSM in manufacturing while fighting off $AMD in PC/Notebook/Data center and competing against $AMD/$NVDA in graphics is a tall order. Plus, they need the quite a few cutting edge machines from $ASML to produce meaningful volume for their advanced nodes. Oh, and $ASML only makes like 60 machines a year (which are divided between Samsung, TSMC, Intel, other foundries) and they cost $300MM.

I would say if you buy, know that you're buying for the very long haul and the dividends.

But who knows... China invades Taiwan and Intel yells checkmate...
 
I'm not saying it is. But I don't think $INTC is going to allow the ship to sink.

It's going to take a big effort on their part. The amount of spend needed to catch $TSM in manufacturing while fighting off $AMD in PC/Notebook/Data center and competing against $AMD/$NVDA in graphics is a tall order. Plus, they need the quite a few cutting edge machines from $ASML to produce meaningful volume for their advanced nodes. Oh, and $ASML only makes like 60 machines a year (which are divided between Samsung, TSMC, Intel, other foundries) and they cost $300MM.

I would say if you buy, know that you're buying for the very long haul and the dividends.

But who knows... China invades Taiwan and Intel yells checkmate...

China will start WW3 if they invade Taiwan. TSM is too important globally.
 
I want to like INTC, but their CEO seems clueless to me, doesn't talk like he has fresh ideas at all. The Ohio investment will take time to bear fruit. Right now, its just a plan to future proof dependencies.
 
Microsoft​
MSFT​
Share Price​
7 Day​
1 Year​
296.71​
-2.2%​
27.4%​
Second quarter 2022 earnings: EPS and revenues exceed analyst expectations​
Second quarter 2022 results:
  • EPS: US$2.50 (up from US$2.05 in 2Q 2021).
  • Revenue: US$51.7b (up 20% from 2Q 2021).
  • Net income: US$18.8b (up 21% from 2Q 2021).
  • Profit margin: 36% (in line with 2Q 2021).
Revenue exceeded analyst estimates by 1.8%. Earnings per share (EPS) also surpassed analyst estimates by 7.1%.
Over the next year, revenue is forecast to grow 14%, compared to a 195% growth forecast for the industry in the US.
Over the last 3 years on average, earnings per share has increased by 25% per year but the company’s share price has increased by 41% per year, which means it is tracking significantly ahead of earnings growth.​
 
Final fucking-ly



$XLNX is gonna jump. $AMD may push lower to get the ratio set for the arbitraguers. But if $AMD increases, so does $XLNX. Either way, more shares of $AMD for me.
 
I want to like INTC, but their CEO seems clueless to me, doesn't talk like he has fresh ideas at all. The Ohio investment will take time to bear fruit. Right now, its just a plan to future proof dependencies.
you don't think it's in a buy zone?
 
$INTC220211P52 (10 contracts) is about to make some vacay money.

***Edit*** I would love to hold onto these after $AMD earnings but I'll take money where I can get it.
 
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